Being in the World: Dialogue and Cosmopolis (Hardback)

""Being in the World provides a philosophically grounded, politically sensitive, and multidimensional argument for an ethical engagement with the challenges of the age, especially those generated by the compression of time and space that creates the experience and problems of a globalizing world. Dallmayr is undoubtedly one of the most learned and coherent interpreters of how to live together on the planet in a manner that honors diversity. He writes from a deeply humanist perspective, endowed with the awareness that spirituality is an authentic component of lived experience, and so there is implicit in his work the reconciliation of religion, science, and rationalism." -- Richard A. Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Emeritus, Princeton University" --

""Dallmayr shows a far-reaching scholarship: erudite, curious, informed, original. There is no attempt to convince the reader to subscribe to one single view but rather to share with him/her a long and fascinating intellectual journey. Dallmayr follows with passion the voices of cosmopolis from a variety of different locations and different eras."--Daniele Archibugi, Italian National Research Council and University of London" --

"" "Being in the World" provides a philosophically grounded, politically sensitive, and multidimensional argument for an ethical engagement with the challenges of the age, especially those generated by the compression of time and space that creates the experience and problems of a globalizing world. Dallmayr is undoubtedly one of the most learned and coherent interpreters of how to live together on the planet in a manner that honors diversity. He writes from a deeply humanist perspective, endowed with the awareness that spirituality is an authentic component of lived experience, and so there is implicit in his work the reconciliation of religion, science, and rationalism." -- Richard A. Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Emeritus, Princeton University" --

"Dallamyr's work is a worthwhile and thoughtful articulation of both the challenges and the inevitability of living togther amid increasing global diversity." -- "Choice"

" "Being in the World" provides a philosophically grounded, politically sensitive, and multidimensional argument for an ethical engagement with the challenges of the age, especially those generated by the compression of time and space that creates the experience and problems of a globalizing world. Dallmayr is undoubtedly one of the most learned and coherent interpreters of how to live together on the planet in a manner that honors diversity. He writes from a deeply humanist perspective, endowed with the awareness that spirituality is an authentic component of lived experience, and so there is implicit in his work the reconciliation of religion, science, and rationalism." -- Richard A. Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Emeritus, Princeton University

"Dallmayr shows a far-reaching scholarship: erudite, curious, informed, original. There is no attempt to convince the reader to subscribe to one single view but rather to share with him/her a long and fascinating intellectual journey. Dallmayr follows with passion the voices of cosmopolis from a variety of different locations and different eras." -- Daniele Archibugi, Italian National Research Council and University of London

" Being in the World provides a philosophically grounded, politically sensitive, and multidimensional argument for an ethical engagement with the challenges of the age, especially those generated by the compression of time and space that creates the experience and problems of a globalizing world. Dallmayr is undoubtedly one of the most learned and coherent interpreters of how to live together on the planet in a manner that honors diversity. He writes from a deeply humanist perspective, endowed with the awareness that spirituality is an authentic component of lived experience, and so there is implicit in his work the reconciliation of religion, science, and rationalism." -- Richard A. Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Emeritus, Princeton University

"Dallmayr shows a far-reaching scholarship: erudite, curious, informed, original. There is no attempt to convince the reader to subscribe to one single view but rather to share with him/her a long and fascinating intellectual journey. Dallmayr follows with passion the voices of cosmopolis from a variety of different locations and different eras." -- Daniele Archibugi, Italian National Research Council and University of London

"Dallamyr's work is a worthwhile and thoughtful articulation of both the challenges and the inevitability of living togther amid increasing global diversity." -- Choice

- Being in the World provides a philosophically grounded, politically sensitive, and multidimensional argument for an ethical engagement with the challenges of the age, especially those generated by the compression of time and space that creates the experience and problems of a globalizing world. Dallmayr is undoubtedly one of the most learned and coherent interpreters of how to live together on the planet in a manner that honors diversity. He writes from a deeply humanist perspective, endowed with the awareness that spirituality is an authentic component of lived experience, and so there is implicit in his work the reconciliation of religion, science, and rationalism.- -- Richard A. Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of International Law and Practice, Emeritus, Princeton University

-Dallmayr shows a far-reaching scholarship: erudite, curious, informed, original. There is no attempt to convince the reader to subscribe to one single view but rather to share with him/her a long and fascinating intellectual journey. Dallmayr follows with passion the voices of cosmopolis from a variety of different locations and different eras.- -- Daniele Archibugi, Italian National Research Council and University of London

-Dallamyr's work is a worthwhile and thoughtful articulation of both the challenges and the inevitability of living togther amid increasing global diversity.- -- Choice